Rosette

Introducing a global shell! Rosette now utilizes a shell that silently runs in the background when an x86 environment is detected. Purse .asm files, with reasonable instructions that are supported by the decoder, can be ran. This is a huge accomplishment, since it allows the testing of instruction sets. More instructions have been added to the ISA layer, with 350+ x86 to NEON ported instructions.

This is also the first release that is purposefully designed for CS218 students at UNLV. With embracing this class and its requirements, it requires development of additional systems that would've otherwise been ignored. ELF Parsing is one of those new features, enabling users to see the output of their .asm files

Low level systems require time to development, are not flashy, but they prevent significant bugs from popping up later. Version 0.05 pushes Rosette closer to being integrated into other projects and use in academic environments.